Rome Colosseum Morning Tour

Colosseum

General Information

With over seven million visitors annually, the Colosseum is one of Rome’s most popular tourist attractions, and many visitors flock here in a single day. The best time to explore the Colosseum is early mornings, especially during the hot Roman summers when it is more comfortable.

Take this one-hour early morning Rome Colosseum tour to appreciate its grandeur. The tour ticket’s headset lets you listen to your guide’s narration more clearly. The Rome Colosseum Morning Tour provides a quieter atmosphere than the hustle and bustle of later hours, allowing you to explore the monument before the crowds arrive.

You can maximize your exploration time by using skip-the-line access through a separate entrance. This ticket includes a tour of the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, making your tour even more fulfilling. The morning tour of the Rome Colosseum usually involves smaller groups, offering an easier and more convenient experience.

Rated 4.5 out of 5, the Rome Colosseum Morning Tour is one of the best options to explore the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and the Roman Forum. This non-refundable activity is perfect for visitors with toddlers, young children, and senior citizens who want a more comfortable trip with fewer crowds and less heat.

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Highlights

Discover the past of the Colosseum, the most well-known structure in Rome.
Take an enhanced guided tour to maximize your time at the Colosseum.
Take an early-bird tour to see this well-known landmark before all the tourists arrive.
Discover the building process of the renowned amphitheater while you explore it.
Take your time exploring the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

✅ Inclusion

Ticket for the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill
Guided tour of the Colosseum
Headphones to hear the guide clearly
Access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

❌ Exclusion

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Food and drinks
Tips

Ticket Prices

The Rome Colosseum Morning Tour offers an immersive experience for visitors of all ages to explore one of ancient Rome’s most iconic landmarks. Adult tickets for visitors aged 18 years and older are priced at €53, providing access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill during the morning hours. Children between 5 and 17 can join the tour for €26, while infants up to 5 years old are charged a nominal fee of €3.

Age Group	Ticket Price
Adult Ticket (18+ years)	€ 53
Child Ticket (5 to 17 years)	€ 26
Infant Ticket (Up to 5 years)	€ 3

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What to Expect on a Rome Colosseum Early Morning Tour?

On a Rome Colosseum Early Morning Tour, you can expect an English-guided tour of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with fewer crowds. During this tour, you can learn abundantly about the Colosseum’s architecture, history, and significance. Needless to say, you must expect a lot of walking as the Colosseum has a lot of stairs, too.

Who is the Morning Tour Suitable For?

The Rome Colosseum Early Morning Tour is suitable for visitors who want to avoid crowds and save themselves from dehydration due to the scorching Roman heat. It is also ideal for families with small children who feel suffocated or nervous in crowded spaces. Senior citizens can also make the most of the early morning tour, as a Colosseum trip can already feel uncomfortable due to the walking and strenuous steps. The early morning tour is relatively less crowded, making it more comfortable for seniors who might feel suffocated in higher crowds.

What Makes the Rome Colosseum Early Morning Tour Worth it?

Is it worth waking up early and reaching the attraction early? The general opinion is that it is the best decision you can make. Here are the benefits of the early morning tour:

Beat the Crowds: The early morning tour allows you to beat the crowds, as the monument gets heavily crowded as the day progresses. When you visit the attraction early in the morning, it will likely be less crowded, making it more convenient for exploring.

Beat the Heat: The Rome Colosseum is an open-air space with no roof over the head to protect you from the heat. Getting an early start to your day is a great way to beat the heat during your trip, as it can get really hot out there, especially during the summer months. Avoid getting dehydrated. With the excessive heat warning in Europe, this early morning tour is the best time to explore the Colosseum.

Expert Guided Tour: The early morning guided tour includes a live English-speaking guide, making your trip highly informative and insightful. You can learn about the Colosseum’s history, architecture, and significance with an experienced and knowledgeable guide.

Meeting Point

Meet your guide before the Red M sign on the Colosseo Metro Station’s second floor. The staff members will wear a white jacket featuring the ‘TRIP IN ART’ logo and a white baseball cap. Seek for a staff member carrying a blue clipboard or flag with the words “TRIP IN ART.”

Important Information About This Ticket

Bring your passport or ID card for identification.
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking.
Dress in weather-appropriate clothing to stay comfortable.
All participants’ full names and ages must be provided when booking; incomplete information may result in the refusal of entrance.
ID is mandatory. Guests without ID cannot be guaranteed entrance.
As tickets are purchased in advance, cancellations up to 24 hours in advance will receive a 50% refund.
The entrance ticket fee to the archaeological sites is €18 for adults.
The additional amount covers services provided by experienced licensed guides, audio devices, reservation fees, and other tour amenities.
This tour operates in all weather conditions.
A moderate fitness level is required.
You must pass a metal detector security check to enter the Colosseum.
Your guide will lead the group, ensuring you access and exit the monuments together.
Entry cannot be guaranteed for late arrivals.
The 4.50 pm tour includes access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill the following day, as the Archaeological Park’s last entrance is at 5.45 pm.
Anyone under 18 must accompany a parent, guardian, or responsible adult throughout the tour.